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pitest has a few tricks up its sleeve to keep overhead reasonable. For example (from http://pitest.org/faq/ http://pitest.org/faq/): > Per test case line cove
by julian37 11y ago
pitest has a few tricks up its sleeve to keep overhead reasonable. For example (from http://pitest.org/faq/ http://pitest.org/faq/):
> Per test case line coverage information is first gathered and all tests that do not exercise the mutated line of code are disguarded.
I've used pitest in real life and while it is quite a bit heavier than straightforward testing, it's definitely usable. I'm now using it on all Java projects, I wish there was something comparable for JavaScript!
- mordocai 11y agoI don't think it is quite as complete, but this looks usable https://github.com/jimivdw/grunt-mutation-testing https://github.com/jimivdw/grunt-mutation-testing. That's just from google, no experience with it.